Answer any of these questions below or add onto other people's answers:
What are some of the problems caused by the violation of Civil & Human Rights?
Discrimation,Igonorance,Homophobia,Prejudice and Racism Meaning People Discriminate And Treat Them Differently Because They Look Or Act Or Talk Different.
one of the problems are the stop and risk thing the cops are doing and they mainly do it to african americans because supposedly they look ''suspicious''
The goverment doesnt listen to what we human beings have to say they just arrest people.
what i dislike about the goverment and the police is that they arrest people agressiv and they just grab and since they think they have the rights to
the thing that makes me up set is that the goverment states that gets me up set is that they calme we have rights and freedom from us and break the admendments.
What does a “day in the life” of a person with this problem look like?
A Day In A In The Life Of A African American Person Is Getting Called Niggers And Other Racist Slurs.
Getting Hassled
Are there good guys or villains in this problem? If so, who?
Who does this problem affect the most? Why?
How big is the problem (For example, 35% of Americans are obese or over 8000 people died from firearms in the U.S. in 2010)
It's very big because in New York there are many hate crimes due to the fact that people are homophobic and they beat up the gays for no reason
at all.
Why are the solutions already out there not good enough?
Answer any of these questions below or add onto other people's answers:
What are some of the problems caused by the violation of Civil & Human Rights?
what i dislike about the goverment and the police is that they arrest people agressiv and they just grab and since they think they have the rights to
What does a “day in the life” of a person with this problem look like?
Are there good guys or villains in this problem? If so, who?
Who does this problem affect the most? Why?
How big is the problem (For example, 35% of Americans are obese or over 8000 people died from firearms in the U.S. in 2010)
at all.
Why are the solutions already out there not good enough?